Recent Awards:
When The Saints...
Woking Urban Saints offers 10 to 16 year olds in Maybury a place to meet weekly, a programme of simple games and activities – often run by the young leaders – and a meal. The High Sheriff Youth Awards awarded a £1,000 grant to subsidise a trip for 27 young people – including three ‘home grown’ leaders – to Carroty Wood, an activity centre with residential accommodation that offers opportunities for personal development. A previous activity trip there by Urban Saints had resulted in great benefits and behavioural improvement for the young people, raising their expectations and confidence.
Project leader Clare Strong commented: “Our High Sheriff Youth Award came at a time when it was proving very difficult to offer the service that we feel the young people deserve, due to lack of funding. It also seemed that there was a lack of understanding of just how important these kinds of services are in supporting young people. Our Award gave all of us a real boost when we needed it most, so a really big thank you.”
Recent Awards (2009-2010)
Archived Past Awards (2008-2009)
- Under age sex is illegal!
- Learn how to manage your money
- Projects celebrate their own success
- ‘New Lives’ at Bishop David Brown
- Top sports award
- Launch of The N Factor
- Attitude Youth Club, Old Woking
- Hotspot Youth Café Calendar, Bagshot
- Little Shrub Gardening Club
- Youth Engagement Scheme
- 1st Hurst Green Scout Group
- Ready 4 Action / The Matrix Trust
- GASP Motor Workshop
Archived Past Awards (pre 2008)
- Skaterham
- Sheerwater Youth Café
- Stay Onside
- The Music Machine
- Glebelands Environmental Project
- Bullying hurts